In this episode of Dear Stellar Teacher, Emily and I talk about how using AI can actually make teaching easier and why it doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. We break down practical ways to use AI for things like organizing student groups, creating seating charts, planning parent-teacher conferences, and streamlining your day—without losing the human touch that makes teaching meaningful.

We share the lessons we’ve learned from experimenting with AI, including how to give it context, assign roles, and get back useful results that actually save time. We also discuss common pitfalls and how to make sure AI works for you. Whether you’re just curious about AI or ready to start using it in your classroom tomorrow, this episode is full of tips and ideas you can put into action immediately.

By the end of the episode, you’ll have a clear picture of how AI can be a powerful helper in your teaching toolkit, without replacing the things that only a teacher can do. Tune in for a friendly, informative conversation that’s packed with strategies to save time, reduce stress, and help your classroom run smoother than ever.

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